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Paul Reubens’ Pee-wee Herman Collection Heads to Auction (opens the original)
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The late actor’s legendary collection goes up for sale at the Groundlings, the Hollywood theater where Pee-wee was born Pee-wee Herman’s suit, his bike and pieces of the Playhouse, all from the late actor Paul Reubens’ estate, are coming to auction later this month at the Hollywood theater where the character was invented. Paul Reubens spent more than 40 years playing Pee-wee Herman in movies, an Emmy-winning Saturday morning TV show and a Broadway stage production. The actor, who invented the c
Palm Springs Modernism Week Adds L.A. Architecture Tours - LAmag (opens the original)
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Visit works by Frank Lloyd Wright and Richard Neutra close to home before heading to the enormous design fair in the desert Modernism Week in Palm Springs has grown from a modest antique fair at the turn of the century into a massive, sprawling celebration of midcentury design and architecture that draws tens of thousands of fans from around the world. Now, the design festival is steering some of that global interest in Southern California modernism back to Los Angeles with a series of architect
A New Guide to L.A.’s Most Unusual Restaurants (opens the original)
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Unique Eats and Eateries of Los Angeles fits in your glovebox and sets you up for a year of food exploration Legacy restaurants capture the soul of a city like few other institutions. Of course, you can appreciate the architecture of a place when you travel or admire its museums of theaters, but it’s those rare historic dining rooms that capture my time-travel imagination more than most other aspects of a visit. I’ll never forget the amazing collection of antique pipes mounted on the ceiling of
George Lucas’ The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art Opens - LAmag (opens the original)
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A decade in the making, it opens on Sept. 22 When it opens on Sept. 22, the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art will become one of the largest cultural institutions in Los Angeles — a billion-dollar landmark sprawling across Exposition Park with 35 galleries, two theaters showing round-the-clock footage from 90 titles, a retail store, library, café, Skywalker Grill restaurant and special event spaces that span five stories. Although not quite as lush as the forest moon of Endor, post-COVID delays allo
Bronze Statue of Mountain Lion P-22 Rising in Griffith Park - LAmag (opens the original)
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L.A.’s most famous feline to be memorialized Ah, 2012. A young Barack Obama was still in the White House, the viral hit Call Me Maybe rang out across the land, and they were still making Twilight movies. Early that year, a young mountain lion crossed over several busy roads and freeways and improbably landed in Hollywood, making all of Los Angeles fall in love with a big cat. P-22 was an instant celebrity, nicknamed “Pounce de Leon” and “The Lonely Bachelor of Griffith Park.” His glamour portrai
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